Delaware executes man who killed pair
In Smyrna, Delaware, a killer identified as Deputy was executed by injection at 12:35 a.m. for the double murder of Byard Smith, 68, and Alberta Smith, 69, at their Harrington home in 1979. Deputy, who claimed the killings were done by a drinking companion, did not speak final words as the sentences were carried out.
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Miami Cab Drivers Allowed to Carry Handguns
Miami-Dade County clears an ordinance allowing cab drivers to carry firearms. Taxi officials and drivers acknowledge many already carried weapons, citing the high risk of robbery as drivers compare themselves to moving convenience stores. The policy divides industry opinions with calls for safety and concern from critics.
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Dad of caned teen vows to sue Singapore
Michael Fay arrived home from Singapore as his father vowed to sue the country over the punishment. Fay, 19, was released after serving 83 days in prison for vandalism, having been struck four times on his bare buttocks with a rattan cane. George Fay announced legal action but had not decided on specifics.
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Gatlin's losses mount as theft hits singer three times
Singer Larry Gatlin reported three separate thefts including his 1976 Grammy from a display at Mall of America venue, a hotel room wardrobe, and gear from the Ordway Theater. He’s currently starring in The Will Rogers Follies and joked about the misfortune while pledging not to brood.
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Women gain ground toward Vatican decision making
Vatican document cites pressure in dioceses for women to take active roles in running the church. A synod in October will discuss including women in decision making and pastoral units, with 20 nuns to speak but not vote. Altar girls approved in the United States, and debates on ordination remain unresolved.
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Whitewater probe likely to end without indictments
The Washington portion of the Whitewater inquiry is expected to close without indicting White House or Treasury officials, per the Wall Street Journal. Special Counsel Fiske has not signaled charges, while an interim report may cover Vincent Foster’s death as a suicide and questions over Foster’s office contents.
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